Prior to installing the finished floor, always assess the moisture condition inside the concrete floor slab by collecting relative humidity data.


have occurred. It won’t tell you what happened, but it can focus your investigation to a narrow timeframe. That post- disaster meeting goes very differently when you're all looking at the same reports. At the very least, it shifts the tone of the meeting from combative to a collaborative investigation based on objective data.


ENJOY FAST, SIMPLIFIED DOCUMENTATION OF ASTM F2170


COMPLIANCE Documenting that you complied with ASTM F2170 is smart business that can limit your liability in case of a moisture- related flooring failure.


The DataMaster L6 app collects all the data you need to document compliance. Each Rapid RH L6 sensor comes factory calibrated. When the app connects to a sensor for the first


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time, it captures the sensor’s serial number and calibration verification. You can create the sensor map needed for the F2170 reports by clicking a button in the app. The app comes with a pre-built ASTM F2170 report. You can email it from the app or upload it to the F2170 reporting website.


https://f2170reports.com/


GAIN TIME AND CONFIDENCE Digital data management and all its benefits are now here for concrete floor moisture testing. You can securely collect and store all of your concrete moisture data for a project in the DataMaster L6 app.


Speedy, automated data collection and management gives you back time. It gives you confidence in the data's integrity and that the large store of test data is always available to you. Learn more about this award-winning app by Wagner Meters here.


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